Jason Hughes

1 week ago | swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Jason Hughes

A man police want to speak to after an incident at the Nike store (Image: Wiltshire Police) Police are searching for a man in connection with a theft from a Swindon Designer Outlet store. Officers are investigating a reported theft of goods from the Nike store in the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet which is believed to have taken place on March 29. At this stage, police have not specified what is suspected to have been taken or the value of these goods.

1 week ago | wiltshiretimes.co.uk | Jason Hughes

2 1/1 Police have urged dog owners to keep their dogs on leads around livestock after physical attacks. Officers say they are regularly called to incidents of livestock worrying while in recent months there have been multiple reports of sheep being attacked by dogs. Wiltshire Police took part in a national campaign which saw patrols at Heaven’s Gate, Cley Hill, and Battlesbury Hillfort in Warminster, and locations in Mere, Tisbury, and Salisbury.

1 week ago | wiltshiretimes.co.uk | Jason Hughes

Police are working at the scene (file photo) (Image: North Yorkshire Police) A diversion is in place on a key A-road through Wiltshire after a serious crash overnight. Police are currently investigating the crash which took place on the A303 near Mere during the night of Monday, April 14. While officers work at the scene the road remains closed between the A350 and the B3081, and the force has warned drivers this is likely to remain the case until late on Tuesday morning.

1 week ago | gazetteandherald.co.uk | Jason Hughes

Plans have been submitted to demolish an abandoned police station and build dozens of retirement homes. A planning application has been lodged with Wiltshire Council to redevelop the former station on George Lane in Marlborough. The site has been vacant since 2019 when it was deemed surplus to requirements by Wiltshire Police. When the proposal to build a retirement living complex consisting of 30 homes for over 60s was first unveiled last year, it attracted criticism from locals.

1 week ago | gazetteandherald.co.uk | Jason Hughes

MP Sarah Gibson at the groundbreaking (Image: Sarah Gibson MP) The start of construction on a £100 million factory has been hailed as an investment that will ‘secure the future’ of a Wiltshire town. In early April, Siemens Mobility officially started work on its major project to build a new state-of-the-art rail infrastructure, digital engineering, and research and development facility.